Stacie Amaral Field, CPA, MBA

Director, Tax

Stacie is a senior leader in AAFCPAs’ Entrepreneurial Tax & Advisory practice helping closely-held businesses—including family-owned enterprises and ambitious entrepreneurs—address the entirety of their financial needs. Her industry experience includes real estate, professional services, technology, manufacturing & distribution. Her technical tax expertise includes issues related to S-Corporations, C-Corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies and high-net-worth individuals.

Stacie helps clients integrate their business and personal tax planning to help optimize tax efficiency, avoid double taxation, shift income in a beneficial manner, plan for business exit and succession with minimized tax liabilities, and manage their overall wealth more effectively. She also helps streamline compliance and reporting processes, maximize deductions and credits, and allow for a comprehensive, long-term financial strategy that supports both business objectives and personal financial aspirations, while minimizing risks and liabilities.

Stacie coordinates with AAFCPAs’ multidisciplinary team to ensure business owners’ needs are met beyond tax, to include accounting, estate planning, asset protection, business succession & retirement, audit/assurance, as well as business process and IT advisory.

Stacie is a member of AAFCPA’s Tax Leadership Team and trains professional staff on topics related to changing tax laws and their impact on clients’ profitability. She is a mentor and coach as well as a member of the firm’s Women’s Opportunity Network. Stacie has been serving AAFCPAs’ clients with distinction since 2004.

Education

Clark University – Master of Business Administration, Accounting
Clark University – Bachelor of Science, Mathematics

Professional and Civic Associations

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants

Contributed Insights

Navigating 2025 Tax Provisions Amid Election Uncertainty

AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware that there are several key tax provisions set to expire in 2025. While factors like inflation, election results, and the shifting political landscape may add complexity to tax planning, we advise that clients begin preparations now. Note that changes to estate tax exemptions, the State and Local (SALT) […]

U.S. Department of Labor Issues Final Rule on Employee vs. Independent Contractor Classification

AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware that the U.S. Department of Labor issued its final rule on employee versus independent contractor classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Effective March 11, 2024, this final rule provides guidance on how employers determine employee versus independent contractor status. Relying on a multifactor economic reality test, the […]

Webinar: 2022 Year-End Tax Planning & Compliance for Individuals, Families, and Trusts

Watch Now: Individual & Family Tax & Wealth Preservation Tax planning is a critical challenge—especially in times of legislative and economic uncertainty. In this recorded webinar, AAFCPAs Tax Advisors will provide clients and friends with information on what they need to consider now to optimize their 2022 and beyond tax position. Topics Covered Include: Tax […]